Typo in RSV2CE - Baruch

John CHUA
John CHUA Member Posts: 1
edited November 20 in Resources Forum

Hello Verbum/Logos,

I have highlighted a typo, a missing verse number that was not put in place in RSV2CE, it is on Baruch 1:22,

I have submitted it as a typo, but where can I see or will I be informed when the update is completed?

Thanks,

Regards,

John Chua

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  • MJ. Smith
    MJ. Smith MVP Posts: 53,403

    John CHUA said:

    where can I see or will I be informed when the update is completed?

    You won't be - it would be a huge increase in overhead for Faithlife to do so. Simply watch the resource updates as the come down and when you see the RSV2CE, check to see if it includes this correction. One feature of Logos that is not widely advertised is that it teaches users the Christian virtue of patience.

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  • Beloved Amodeo
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    MJ. Smith said:

    One feature of Logos that is not widely advertised is that it teaches users the Christian virtue of patience.

    Ha! And faith.

    Meanwhile, Jesus kept on growing wiser and more mature, and in favor with God and his fellow man.

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  • SineNomine
    SineNomine Member Posts: 7,043

    Welcome to the forums.

    John CHUA said:

    I have highlighted a typo, a missing verse number that was not put in place in RSV2CE, it is on Baruch 1:22,

    That's not actually a typo as such. Compare with the RSVCE (same versification as RSV2CE), RSV (same versification), and NRSVCE (different).

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